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Maragheh Gonbad-e Sorkh (Red Dome) is one of the oldest tombs of the Seljuk period, located southwest of the city of Maragheh in the province of East Azerbaijan. This building was built in 1147 by the order of Abdul Aziz-Ibne Mahmud-Ibne Saeed, the governor of Azerbaijan in the Seljuk period and by Bani Bakr Muhammad Bin Bandan Bin Mohsen, one of the famous architects of that era.
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One of the magnificent historical mosques of Iran is Kaboud (blue) Mosque or Jahanshah Mosque, which is one of the historical mosques of Tabriz dating back to the time of Qara Qoyunlu reign in the ninth century.
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St. Stepanos Church is one of the Armenian churches in Iran, which is located in the heart of a hill overlooking the Aras River near the northwestern border of Iran. The church is named after St. Stephen, the first martyr in Christianity.
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